lightning-caused wildfires

Lightning-Sparked Wildfires Expected to Decline But Average Size of Blaze Will Increa, OSU Models Suggests

Lightning-Sparked Wildfires Expected to Decline But Average Size of Blaze Will Increase, OSU Models Suggests

Medicine & Technology Jun 18, 2021

Oregon State University modeling suggests that human-caused wildfires in Central Oregon will remain steady, and lightning-caused wildfires will decline in the next four decades. But regardless of the cause, OSU models show that the blaze produced will increase.

lightning-caused wildfires

Lightning-Sparked Wildfires Expected to Decline But Average Size of Blaze Will Increase, OSU Models Suggests

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